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craisin

/ˈkɹeɪzn̩/

craisin noun: a dried cranberry.

Noun

craisin (plural craisins)

  1. A dried cranberry.
    • But the craisins I have had in the past, seem to have additional sugar.1995 May 12, Pete Stryjewski , “How to make craisins?”, in rec.food.cooking (Usenet)
    • Then I threw a craisin (sweetened dried cranberry) in my mouth and it flew to the back of my throat and stuck there, choking me....1997 April 3, Kristen Mahan-Moutaw , “Bad Moods”, in bit.listserv.cinema-l (Usenet)

Forms of craisin

pluralcraisins
alternative formCraisin

Origin of craisin

Genericization of the brand name Craisin. Blend of cranberry + raisin

Words that rhyme with craisin

Questions about craisin

What does craisin mean?
Craisin means a dried cranberry.
What part of speech is craisin?
Craisin is a noun.
How do you pronounce craisin?
Craisin is pronounced /ˈkɹeɪzn̩/.
What is the plural of craisin?
The plural of craisin is craisins.

Words near craisin in the dictionary

  1. Craine
  2. crainiectomy
  3. Crains
  4. Craiova
  5. craise
  6. craisin
  7. craisins
  8. Craiva
  9. craize
  10. crajuru
  11. craka

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